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Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1998;124:19.

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"So, that's my most recent puzzling patient," said Dr A. "What would you have done with him?"

"I think I would have handled it the same way," Dr B answered, "but it's not an easy problem to work up or treat."

With a deep sigh, Dr A said, "You know, I often wish I had the time to really research these cases—to do the literature search, get the articles, and really sit down and figure out all the details."

Nodding, Dr B agreed, "Yeah, me too, but the time we'll have time to do that will be the same time we retire. . . . "

Does this sound familiar? It's a wish I have several times a week. Now, the ARCHIVES wants to help us busy practitioners make the best use of the time we have for education by providing clinically relevant information about specific patient problems. The new . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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